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Dubai Real Estate Market Review 22-Apr-2026

Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 28th of January 2025

Dubai’s real estate market continues to demonstrate strong activity, with total transactions on 28 January 2024 amounting to AED 1,345,188,056. This reflects ongoing investor confidence and sustained demand across both the off-plan and ready property segments. Segment Breakdown The market was driven by both off-plan and ready property transactions, with off-plan sales contributing 55.1% (AED 741,342,158) and ready properties accounting for 44.9% (AED 603,845,898) of the total transaction value. This indicates a strong investor appetite for under-construction developments while maintaining steady interest in completed properties. Off-Plan Transactions Total: AED 741,342,158 (55.1% of total transactions) The off-plan market is largely driven by flats, which made up 67.5% of the segment, signaling high investor and end-user interest in new residential units. Villas followed with a 29.9% share, reinforcing the demand for luxury and family-friendly housing. Hotel apartments & rooms, along with commercial properties, had minimal shares, suggesting that investors are currently focused on residential developments. Ready Property Transactions Total: AED 603,845,898 (44.9% of total transactions) The ready property market continues to be dominated by flats, which represented 70.9% of total ready sales. Villas accounted for 17.4%, demonstrating solid demand in this segment. Commercial properties had a significant presence, contributing 8.8% to the total, indicating ongoing interest from businesses and investors in operational assets. Key Insights & Market Trends Conclusion Dubai’s real estate sector remains robust, with a well-balanced distribution between off-plan and ready properties. The preference for flats highlights the city’s appeal to both investors and residents, while villas continue to show resilience in both segments. With continued government support, infrastructure development, and increasing investor confidence, Dubai’s real estate market is well-positioned for sustained growth in the coming months. Dubai Real Estate Market Review 29-Jan-2025 Dubai rent hikes to slow down in 2025. Over 72,000 new units are expected to be delivered in 2025. Ajman’s real estate transactions rose 21% in 2024, reaching AED20.5 billion. Dubai Land Department Recognises Over 120 Leading Entities For Excellence In The Real Estate Sector Dubai Land Department hosted the 2024 Stakeholders Forum, honoring 120+ partners for their role in Dubai’s real estate growth. The event emphasized collaboration, supporting the 2033 strategy, and sustaining Dubai as a top investment hub. Director General Marwan Bin Ghalita highlighted partnerships as key to the sector’s continued success. Dubai residential real estate volume up 47% last year with one zone accounting for over half of transactions Dubai real estate saw massive increase last year on back of a surge in off-plan property sales. Dubai rent hikes to slow down in 2025 as property market set for record supply Dubai’s real estate market is set to stabilize in 2025 as rental price increases slow due to a surge in supply and a smart rental index. Over 72,000 new units are expected, balancing demand. Key areas like JVC and MBR City lead completions, reinforcing Dubai’s status as a global property hub. Dubai real estate market set for major growth as population nears 4m and major investments pave way for positive future Dubai’s population at the end of 2024 reached 3,826,130, reflecting an 8 per cent growth compared to the fourth quarter of 2023. Dubai’s Union Properties gets boost after Dh1b plus in plot sales Union Properties raised over Dh1.3 billion from plot sales since launching its 5-year turnaround strategy in April 2023, strengthening its cash position. CEO Amer Khansaheb highlighted improved financial performance and debt reduction. The company’s Motor City project marks its return to off-plan launches, signaling continued growth and liquidity enhancement. Ajman real estate deals rise 21% to $5.6bn in 2024 Ajman’s real estate transactions rose 21% in 2024, reaching AED20.5 billion ($5.6 billion) across 15,125 deals, driven by increased investment and incentives. The highest sale was AED300 million in Al Jurf 1. Hay Al Helio 2 led in trades. Dubai also saw a 20% surge, hitting AED761 billion ($207 billion). Prestige One Developments To Unveil 11 New Real Estate Projects In 2025 Prestige One Developments plans to double its portfolio in 2025, launching 11 new projects across Dubai and expanding into the GCC and West Africa. It will also complete Vista (Dubai Sports City) and The Residence (JVC). The developer, following a record year in 2024, remains confident in Dubai’s premium property demand. Dubai’s growth continues, but affordability concerns rise Dubai’s rapid growth has led to record real estate transactions and population surges, but it also brings challenges like worsening traffic congestion and rising housing costs. Analysts warn of affordability concerns as the city aims to expand to 5.8 million residents by 2040, driven by its booming economy and real estate sector.

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Dubai Real Estate Market Review 23-Apr-2026

Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 27th of January 2025

The Dubai real estate market recorded a total transaction value of AED 1,732,646,995 on January 27, 2024, underscoring its robust activity across both off-plan and ready property segments. Here’s a detailed breakdown and analysis: Contribution by Category Off-Plan Transactions Breakdown Off-plan properties emerged as the dominant category, with flats leading the way: Ready Transactions Breakdown Ready properties displayed strong performance across subcategories, driven by immediate usability: Key Insights Conclusion Dubai’s real estate market continues to thrive, offering a diverse range of opportunities for investors and end-users. The off-plan sector’s commanding share reflects confidence in future growth, while ready properties meet the immediate needs of buyers. With its dynamic landscape and forward-looking developments, Dubai remains a top destination for real estate investment globally. Dubai Real Estate Market Review 28-Jan-2025 Ready properties cost just got 6% more expensive, a big push for off-plan properties. Dubai’s population grew 8% in 2024, reaching 3.8M. Dubai’s real estate attracted 110,000 new investors in 2024. Dubai Real Estate Market Report 2024: Population growth and investment opportunities Dubai’s population grew 8% in 2024, reaching 3.8M, driven by its appeal as a global hub. Vision 2033 and 2040 plans aim to double trade, foster startups, expand green spaces, and boost public transport access. Strategic infrastructure and real estate initiatives solidify Dubai’s position as a top global destination. DHG Properties Launches $81M Project in Dubai DHG Properties launched its second $81.5M residential project in Meydan, Dubai, featuring 110 premium homes. Backed by Swiss craftsmanship and aligned with Dubai’s Urban Master Plan 2040, this project reinforces DHG’s expansion in a booming real estate market that saw record $142.1B in 2024 transactions. Dubai’s real estate sector attracts 110,000 new investors in 2024 Dubai’s real estate sector attracted 110,000 new investors in 2024, achieving AED761B in transactions (+36% volume, +20% value). Supported by the D33 Agenda and Real Estate Strategy 2033, the sector emphasizes innovation, transparency, and sustainability, solidifying Dubai as a global investment hub and driving GDP growth. How global property markets stack up against Dubai Dubai’s real estate market offers tax-free investments, high rental yields (6-8%), and strong price growth (+20.7% in Q1 2024). Its strategic location, investor-friendly policies, and liquidity outshine markets like New York, London, and Singapore. Backed by the Dubai 2040 Urban Master Plan, it remains a global hub for sustainable, high-demand investments. UAE: Property buyers to pay higher upfront as banks stop financing DLD, brokerage fees Starting February 1, 2025, UAE banks will no longer finance Dubai Land Department (4%) and brokerage (2%) fees for property buyers taking mortgages. This change will increase upfront costs, making off-plan properties with flexible payment plans more attractive. Experts predict initial market adjustments but expect long-term stability and growth. These new UAE policies are making it easier to enter the property market The UAE introduced initiatives to boost its property market, including Dubai’s smart rental index, freehold conversion for Sheikh Zayed Road and Al Jaddaf properties, and a Central Bank directive stopping financing for DLD and broker fees. These measures aim to enhance transparency, attract investors, and ensure sustainable market growth. Dollar-dirham peg brings its own attraction to Dubai property investments Cross-border real estate investments are rising, with Dubai attracting 60% FDI into its property market in 2023. High returns, currency stability, and luxury offerings draw global investors, especially from India, China, and Europe. Developers are focusing on sustainability, tech-driven solutions, and exclusive projects to meet the evolving demands of international buyers. Dubai’s luxury realty gets off to good start Dubai’s luxury real estate sector thrives in 2025 with Condor Developers launching the Dh300M Condor Golf Links 18 in Dubai Sports City. Offering 250 premium units with diverse amenities, the project aligns with Dubai’s Real Estate Strategy 2033. Condor plans further expansion, targeting Dh2.5B investments by 2027. Dubai: Meraas awards $272.2mln contract for Bluewaters Bay Meraas awarded a AED1 billion ($272.2M) contract to China State Construction for Bluewaters Bay, featuring two waterfront towers with 678 apartments, retail, and F&B outlets. Located near JBR and Ain Dubai, the project offers luxury amenities and is set for completion by Q4 2027, enhancing Dubai’s waterfront appeal.

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Dubai Real Estate Market Review 24-Apr-2026

Dubai Real Estate Weekly Market Analysis 27-Jan-2025

The total real estate transactions in Dubai for Week 3 reached AED 7.39, a 5% increase over last week’s AED 7 billion. Off-plan contributed 55.7%, while Ready properties contributed 44.3%. The total real estate transactions for Week 4 amounted to AED 7.39 billion, showing an increase compared to the previous week’s total of AED 7 billion. This growth reflects heightened activity across both off-plan and ready property markets. Breakdown of Transactions 1. Contribution of Off-Plan and Ready Properties: This demonstrates that off-plan properties maintained a higher share of the market, reflecting sustained interest in upcoming projects. 2. Category Analysis: Off-Plan Properties: The dominance of flats within the off-plan segment highlights their continued appeal, driven by both affordability and availability in high-demand locations. Ready Properties: Flats also lead the ready property market, with significant activity in prime areas contributing to the segment’s strong performance. Key Areas of Activity Off-Plan Properties: Other active areas include Madinat Al Mataar and Dubai Maritime City, reflecting a diverse distribution of investments across Dubai’s developing hubs. Ready Properties: Established communities like Dubai Marina and Palm Jumeirah continue to attract premium transactions, underscoring their sustained desirability among investors. Comparison to Previous Week: Conclusion: Week 4 saw robust activity across the Dubai real estate market, with off-plan properties leading the charge. Flats remained the dominant category in both segments, while key areas like Burj Khalifa, Dubai Marina, and Wadi Al Safa 5 emerged as top contributors. The continued growth highlights Dubai’s appeal as a global investment hub, with diverse opportunities across new and established communities.

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Dubai Real Estate Weekly Market Analysis 20-Apr-2026

Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 23rd of January 2025

The Dubai real estate market recorded AED 1.42 billion in total transactions on January 23, 2024, reflecting a vibrant and dynamic property sector. This report examines the contributions of off-plan and ready properties and delves into their subcategories for a comprehensive understanding of the market distribution. Category Overview While ready properties led with a slightly higher share, off-plan transactions showcased strong demand for future developments, indicating continued investor confidence in Dubai’s real estate growth. Off-Plan Properties: AED 649.2 Million Off-plan properties accounted for 45.6% of the total market transactions. Within this category, flats dominated, while other subcategories played smaller roles. The off-plan segment reflects significant interest in flats and villas, reinforcing their appeal among investors seeking accessible and luxurious residential options. Ready Properties: AED 775.2 Million Ready properties contributed 54.4% to the day’s total, showcasing Dubai’s appeal for immediate ownership. Flats and villas led this category with notable transaction volumes. The ready market saw strong demand for flats, representing the majority of the category. Commercial properties also recorded significant activity, highlighting interest in business-focused assets. Key Insights Conclusion Dubai’s real estate market remains highly dynamic, balancing immediate ownership opportunities with future development investments. The consistent performance of flats and villas highlights their enduring appeal, while the diverse contributions of subcategories reflect the sector’s adaptability to a wide range of investor needs. Dubai Real Estate Market Review 24-Jan-2025 Dubai developer OMNIYAT properties has captured a 37% share of the Ultra-Luxury market. Dubai’s commercial real estate market grew 24% YoY. Dubai Investments plans to take four subsidiaries public. FY2024 Dubai Real Estate Market Highlights: A Year Of Growth And Transition Dubai’s real estate market hit record highs in 2024 with AED 423.36B in transactions (+30% YoY) and 168,405 sales (+40% YoY). Off-plan sales dominated (63%), luxury properties thrived, and 2025 forecasts stable growth with 72,000 new units and enhanced rental transparency via the Smart Rental Index. Dubai’s OMNIYAT properties records $800m ultra-luxury sales in 2024 Dubai developer OMNIYAT properties has captured a 37 per cent share of transactions in the $10 million-plus apartment segment in 2024, achieving AED 2.94 billion (over $800.2 million) in sales. Blooming luxury living in Dubailand: LEOS Developments launches Weybridge Gardens 4 LEOS Developments introduces Weybridge Gardens 4 in Dubailand, a 15-story luxury residential project with 294 units, including 30 exclusive sky villas featuring private pools. Offering Tuscan-inspired amenities, nature-inspired design, and British craftsmanship, it embodies modern opulence. Dubailand’s prime location and 38% price growth enhance its appeal as a top investment choice. Dubai commercial property market records 24% jump in growth, rakes in $24.5bn in value in 2024 Dubai’s commercial real estate market recorded an impressive 9,038 commercial sales transactions, reflecting a 24 per cent year-on-year (YoY) increase in 2024, an industry report said. Al Hamra completes handover of RAK waterfront project Al Hamra has completed and handed over the Al Hamra Marina Residences in Ras Al Khaimah, featuring 318 modern apartments with stunning views and access to world-class amenities. Part of a five-year growth plan, this milestone enhances premium living in the Al Hamra Village community, with Falcon Island set to follow next year. Dubai Investments plans IPO for its subsidiaries, says CEO Dubai Investments plans to take four subsidiaries public, leveraging strong IPO momentum in the UAE. The company, with assets of AED 22 billion across real estate, building materials, and financial services, aims to expand its portfolio while maintaining efficiency. The move aligns with regional efforts to diversify and boost capital markets. Ajmal Makan unveils two key luxury projects in Sharjah Ajmal Makan launched The View Island and Blue Beach Residence at Acres 2025, featuring 488 luxury homes with sustainable, community-focused designs. The projects offer waterfront living, green spaces, and premium amenities, aligning with Sharjah’s vision for sustainable urban growth and enhancing its appeal for real estate investment and active lifestyles. Dh3.5 billion project showcased at ACRES At ACRES 2025, Al Marwan Real Estate unveiled “District 11,” a 3M sq.ft. business hub in Sharjah with smart offices, retail spaces, and family amenities near key landmarks. Launching in Q2, it emphasizes connectivity, sustainability, and investor appeal. The developer also highlighted “Hawa’ Residence,” a residential project in Tilal City.

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Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 23rd of January 2025

The Dubai real estate market recorded AED 1.42 billion in total transactions on January 23, 2024, reflecting a vibrant and dynamic property sector. This report examines the contributions of off-plan and ready properties and delves into their subcategories for a comprehensive understanding of the market distribution. Category Overview While ready properties led with a slightly higher share, off-plan transactions showcased strong demand for future developments, indicating continued investor confidence in Dubai’s real estate growth. Off-Plan Properties: AED 649.2 Million Off-plan properties accounted for 45.6% of the total market transactions. Within this category, flats dominated, while other subcategories played smaller roles. The off-plan segment reflects significant interest in flats and villas, reinforcing their appeal among investors seeking accessible and luxurious residential options. Ready Properties: AED 775.2 Million Ready properties contributed 54.4% to the day’s total, showcasing Dubai’s appeal for immediate ownership. Flats and villas led this category with notable transaction volumes. The ready market saw strong demand for flats, representing the majority of the category. Commercial properties also recorded significant activity, highlighting interest in business-focused assets. Key Insights Conclusion Dubai’s real estate market remains highly dynamic, balancing immediate ownership opportunities with future development investments. The consistent performance of flats and villas highlights their enduring appeal, while the diverse contributions of subcategories reflect the sector’s adaptability to a wide range of investor needs. Dubai Real Estate Market Review 24-Jan-2025 Dubai developer OMNIYAT properties has captured a 37% share of the Ultra-Luxury market. Dubai’s commercial real estate market grew 24% YoY. Dubai Investments plans to take four subsidiaries public. FY2024 Dubai Real Estate Market Highlights: A Year Of Growth And Transition Dubai’s real estate market hit record highs in 2024 with AED 423.36B in transactions (+30% YoY) and 168,405 sales (+40% YoY). Off-plan sales dominated (63%), luxury properties thrived, and 2025 forecasts stable growth with 72,000 new units and enhanced rental transparency via the Smart Rental Index. Dubai’s OMNIYAT properties records $800m ultra-luxury sales in 2024 Dubai developer OMNIYAT properties has captured a 37 per cent share of transactions in the $10 million-plus apartment segment in 2024, achieving AED 2.94 billion (over $800.2 million) in sales. Blooming luxury living in Dubailand: LEOS Developments launches Weybridge Gardens 4 LEOS Developments introduces Weybridge Gardens 4 in Dubailand, a 15-story luxury residential project with 294 units, including 30 exclusive sky villas featuring private pools. Offering Tuscan-inspired amenities, nature-inspired design, and British craftsmanship, it embodies modern opulence. Dubailand’s prime location and 38% price growth enhance its appeal as a top investment choice. Dubai commercial property market records 24% jump in growth, rakes in $24.5bn in value in 2024 Dubai’s commercial real estate market recorded an impressive 9,038 commercial sales transactions, reflecting a 24 per cent year-on-year (YoY) increase in 2024, an industry report said. Al Hamra completes handover of RAK waterfront project Al Hamra has completed and handed over the Al Hamra Marina Residences in Ras Al Khaimah, featuring 318 modern apartments with stunning views and access to world-class amenities. Part of a five-year growth plan, this milestone enhances premium living in the Al Hamra Village community, with Falcon Island set to follow next year. Dubai Investments plans IPO for its subsidiaries, says CEO Dubai Investments plans to take four subsidiaries public, leveraging strong IPO momentum in the UAE. The company, with assets of AED 22 billion across real estate, building materials, and financial services, aims to expand its portfolio while maintaining efficiency. The move aligns with regional efforts to diversify and boost capital markets. Ajmal Makan unveils two key luxury projects in Sharjah Ajmal Makan launched The View Island and Blue Beach Residence at Acres 2025, featuring 488 luxury homes with sustainable, community-focused designs. The projects offer waterfront living, green spaces, and premium amenities, aligning with Sharjah’s vision for sustainable urban growth and enhancing its appeal for real estate investment and active lifestyles. Dh3.5 billion project showcased at ACRES At ACRES 2025, Al Marwan Real Estate unveiled “District 11,” a 3M sq.ft. business hub in Sharjah with smart offices, retail spaces, and family amenities near key landmarks. Launching in Q2, it emphasizes connectivity, sustainability, and investor appeal. The developer also highlighted “Hawa’ Residence,” a residential project in Tilal City.

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Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 21st of January 2025

On 21st January 2024, Dubai’s real estate market recorded a total transaction value of AED 1,605,847,158, with activity split between Off-Plan and Ready properties. This commentary provides insights into the contributions of each category and their subcategories to the overall transactions. Category Overview Off-Plan properties dominated the transactions, reflecting ongoing confidence in future developments, while Ready properties maintained a significant presence, showcasing immediate investment opportunities. Subcategory Breakdown: Off-Plan Subcategory Breakdown: Ready Key Insights Conclusion Dubai’s real estate market remains robust, with Off-Plan properties leading transactions and Ready properties offering immediate investment opportunities. The dominance of residential flats highlights their enduring appeal, while villas and commercial properties continue to attract targeted interest. This diverse performance underscores Dubai’s status as a global real estate hub, catering to a wide range of investors. Dubai Real Estate Market Review 22-Jan-2025 Dubai villa rent prices surge 52%. 457 plots Sheikh Zayed Road and Al Jaddaf are eligible for freehold transformation. Properties on Sheikh Zayed Road and Al Jaddaf price expected to increase by 50%. Abu Dhabi and Ras Al Khaimah emerge as key real estate hotspots for 2025 Abu Dhabi and Ras Al Khaimah are attracting buyers with affordable luxury and unique offerings, while Dubai remains dominant with strong luxury demand and projected 5-10% growth in 2025. Abu Dhabi offers prime villas at AED 1,000/sq ft, RAK highlights lifestyle appeal, and Dubai leads global real estate. NAB cautions against investing in Bahria Town’s Dubai project; govt to reach out to UAE for Malik Riaz’s extradition Pakistan’s NAB has warned against investing in Malik Riaz’s Dubai luxury apartment project, citing money laundering risks. The property tycoon, wanted in the Al-Qadir Trust case and accused of massive land fraud, faces extradition efforts by Pakistan. NAB alleges illegal land possession and unapproved housing projects by Riaz and Bahria Town. Dubai villa rent prices surge 52%, Palm Jumeirah sees biggest spike in 2024: Report Top apartment communities also posted a significant rise in rentals last year, with Dubai South recording a 29.5% hike. Freehold shift is ‘Pivotal Step’ for Dubai real estate Dubai’s move to allow freehold ownership in Sheikh Zayed Road and Al Jaddaf boosts investor confidence and market resilience. With 457 plots eligible, this shift enhances prime real estate appeal, attracts global buyers, and creates opportunities for developers. However, high conversion fees and elevated prices may impact market dynamics. Dubai real estate: East & West Properties’ $680mn residences sell out in record time Buyers from 25 countries have invested in the Dubai project, with the majority coming from Russia, UAE, Turkey, China, Hungary, Netherlands, Canada, India, Madagascar, and Iran. DWTC execs reveal ambitious plans for Dubai Exhibition Centre Dubai’s $10bn expansion of the Dubai Exhibition Centre (DEC) aims to position the city as a global MICE leader, doubling events to 600 annually by 2033. By 2031, DEC will feature 180,000 sqm of indoor space, sustainable practices, and enhanced infrastructure, aligning with Dubai’s D33 Agenda and 2040 Master Plan. Dubai real estate attracts Western European investors, global high net worth individuals A report by iSpace highlights Dubai’s growing appeal as a hub for global wealth, especially among Western European investors, who occupied five of the top six nationalities in 2024. British and Indian investors led the market, with European buyers drawn by Dubai’s lifestyle, infrastructure, security, and strong investment returns. Dubai: How high will property prices rise on Sheikh Zayed Road, Jaddaf after freehold shift? Dubai Land Department’s decision to allow freehold ownership in Sheikh Zayed Road and Al Jaddaf is expected to drive property demand, boost investor confidence, and raise values by up to 50%. Commercial properties may see immediate benefits, while residential properties will attract expats and investors, solidifying these areas as prime real estate hotspots. 2024 Market Snapshot: Dubai Real Estate Rewrites the History Books Dubai’s property market had a year like no other in 2024. Sales reached a record-breaking AED 519 billion, a huge 37% increase from the previous year. This surge was driven by high demand exceeding available supply, which led to price growth and reinforced Dubai’s status as a leading global real estate market. Buying freehold property in Dubai: Your guide to securing full ownership Dubai’s freehold policy now allows expatriates and foreign investors full property ownership in Sheikh Zayed Road and Al Jaddaf, boosting market appeal. Freehold properties offer complete ownership, higher value, and visa benefits. Key steps include understanding costs, choosing prime locations, working with registered brokers, and navigating Dubai Land Department processes.

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Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 20th of January 2025

The Dubai real estate market witnessed a total transaction value of AED 2,064,941,710 on 20 January 2024, showcasing a robust performance across both off-plan and ready properties. The breakdown of contributions from these segments highlights the dynamism of Dubai’s real estate sector. Segment Contributions The significant share of off-plan properties underscores the strong investor confidence in Dubai’s development pipeline and the appeal of future-ready projects. Off-Plan Properties Breakdown Off-plan properties constituted the majority of the day’s transactions. The distribution among sub-categories is as follows: Flats dominated the off-plan segment, reflecting strong demand for residential units in upcoming projects, while villas contributed a significant portion, indicating continued interest in luxury and family-oriented living. Ready Properties Breakdown Ready properties demonstrated steady performance, appealing to end-users and immediate investors. The sub-category contributions are as follows: Flats led the ready property market, reflecting the ongoing demand for move-in-ready residential spaces, while villas and commercial properties provided notable contributions to the overall figures. Key Insights Conclusion The 20 January 2024 transactions illustrate a balanced and thriving real estate market in Dubai, driven by substantial interest in both future and ready properties. With a robust contribution from off-plan developments and consistent performance in the ready market, Dubai continues to position itself as a global hub for real estate investment and growth. Dubai Real Estate Market Review 21-Jan-2025 Properties on Sheik Zayed Road will become freehold. Dubai South is emerging as a top development hub near Al Maktoum International Airport. Affordable units in Abu Dhabi witness surge in cost. Dubai real estate sector recorded $3.3bn of transactions last week, including $13.6m Palm Jumeirah apartment The Dubai real estate sector recorded AED12.13m ($3.3bn) of transactions last week, according to data from the Land Department. Affordable rents, location: Dubai’s new city around its airport in the south is among most popular Dubai South is emerging as a top development hub near Al Maktoum International Airport, attracting buyers with affordability, strategic location, and robust growth. Property demand surged in 2024, with rising rents, competitive prices, and diverse options. The area supports freehold ownership, appealing to both local and international investors. Appetite for off-plan properties to remain strong in Dubai’ Dubai’s off-plan market remains strong, driven by innovative financing and investor confidence. Acube Developments launched the AED 1.5 billion VEGA residential tower in Dubai Sports City, set for completion in Q2 2027. Funded in-house, the project reflects market resilience, rising tender costs, and robust demand for premium developments. Affordable units in Abu Dhabi witness surge in cost Abu Dhabi’s real estate market thrived in 2024, with property prices rising across affordable and luxury segments. Al Ghadeer saw the highest growth (19.8%), while Saadiyat Island led luxury apartment gains (32.4%). Yas Island dominated luxury villa sales (22.1%). Al Reef offered top ROI (8.64%) for budget-friendly investments. Dubai real estate: Secondary housing market set for a strong 2025 come back, driven by family relocations Dubai’s secondary housing market is thriving, driven by expat relocations and demand for ready-to-move-in homes. While new handovers will balance prices, prime and super-prime sectors may see moderate growth. Investor-friendly policies and branded residences further boost Dubai’s appeal as a secure, family-friendly global destination. Acube Developments unveils its third project – Vega in Dubai Sports City Acube Developments has launched Vega, a 23-floor residential tower in Dubai Sports City inspired by nature. Featuring 131 units, 35+ premium amenities, and smart home technology, it offers a blend of luxury and sustainability. Strategically located, Vega emphasizes comfort, innovation, and community living, with handover expected in Q2 2027. Dubai allows property owners on Sheikh Zayed Road, Al Jaddaf to convert to freehold ownership Dubai now allows property owners along Sheikh Zayed Road and Al Jaddaf to convert leasehold properties to freehold, benefiting all nationalities. This initiative applies to 457 plots, enhancing property value and boosting Dubai’s real estate sector. Conversion involves a 30% fee of property valuation, aligning with Dubai’s Real Estate Strategy 2033. Meydan awards over AED 1 billion construction contract for Meydan has awarded a AED 1 billion contract to Ginco General Contracting for Phase Two of District One West in Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum City. Featuring 229 luxury villas, this gated community offers wellness-focused living, lush green spaces, Crystal Lagoon views, and proximity to Downtown Dubai and Ras Al Khor Wildlife Sanctuary. Relata accelerates global growth with strategic expansion into Dubai Relata, a leading real estate technology provider, expands into Dubai through a joint venture with Cognilements International and Neeraj Srivastava, who will chair Relata GCC and Africa. Leveraging advanced AI, analytics, and VR solutions, Relata aims to transform Dubai’s booming real estate market, which achieved $142.25 billion in deals in 2024. Ay Tay Hills project launches in Sharjah Kuwait Real Estate Company (Aqarat) and IFA Hotels and Resorts launched Al Tay Hills in Sharjah, a $952.9 million project spanning 6 million sqft with 1,100 villas and townhouses. Featuring a 2.5km “green river,” extensive green spaces, and modern amenities, it offers luxury living while promoting sustainability. Completion is set for 2028. Nisus Finance Expands Footprint with Key Dubai Acquisitions Nisus Finance Services acquired two Grade A residential properties in Jumeirah Village Circle and Al Furjan, adding $55 million to its AUM. Positioned for strong returns amid Dubai’s 25% home sales growth and 4.6% GDP rise, the company also opened a new Dubai office to expand its regional presence.

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Dubai Real Estate Weekly Market Analysis 20-Jan-2025

The total real estate transactions in Dubai for Week 3 reached AED 7.01, a 13% increase over last week’s AED 6.22 billion. Off-plan contributed 55.1%, while Ready properties contributed 44.9%. The Dubai real estate market witnessed a substantial surge in transactions during Week 3, with a grand total of AED 7.01 billion recorded. This marks a 13% increase compared to the previous week’s total of AED 6.2 billion, demonstrating continued momentum in the market. Category-wise Contribution: Off-Plan vs. Ready Properties The breakdown reveals a nearly even split between off-plan and ready property transactions: Off-Plan Property Breakdown Within the off-plan category, flats dominate the market, followed by villas: The top-performing areas in off-plan transactions by value were: The top 5 areas contributed 39% of the total off-plan transactions. Other notable areas include Madinat Dubai Almelaheyah and Dubai Land Residence Complex, both contributing around AED 160 million each. Ready Property Breakdown The ready property segment shows a similar pattern, with flats being the primary driver: Key ready property hotspots include: The top 5 areas contributed 42% of the total ready transactions. Other prominent areas include Dubai Land Residence Complex, Palm Jumeirah, and Dubai Creek Harbour, showcasing a diverse spread of transactions across various neighborhoods. Comparative Insights The 13% weekly growth reflects increased investor confidence and sustained demand across both off-plan and ready markets. Flats dominate both segments, underscoring their appeal to buyers and investors alike, particularly in areas like Dubai South for off-plan and Burj Khalifa for ready properties. The robust activity in regions like Business Bay and Jumeirah Village Circle highlights their strategic importance in the real estate market. Additionally, the significant contribution of luxury and waterfront areas, including Palm Jumeirah and Dubai Marina, indicates continued interest in premium properties. Conclusion Week 3 of 2025 reinforces Dubai’s position as a dynamic and attractive real estate market. The balanced contribution from off-plan and ready properties, coupled with growth across diverse neighborhoods, reflects a healthy and resilient sector poised for further growth. With the total nearing AED 7.01 billion, the market’s trajectory remains strong, promising opportunities for buyers, investors, and developers alike.

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Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 30th of December 2024

The Dubai real estate market closed December 30, 2024, with an impressive total transaction value of AED 2,584,172,203. This figure is a testament to the city’s thriving real estate landscape, driven by robust activity across both off-plan and ready properties. Off-Plan Properties Off-plan transactions contributed 72.3% of the total, amounting to AED 1,868,405,828. This highlights the continued strong demand for new developments in Dubai. Breaking down the sub-categories: Ready Properties Ready property transactions comprised 27.7% of the total, valued at AED 715,766,375. This reflects a consistent interest in immediately available properties. The contributions of the sub-categories were as follows: Key Insights Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 30th of December 2024 The Dubai real estate market closed December 30, 2024, with an impressive total transaction value of AED 2,584,172,203. This figure is a testament to the city’s thriving real estate landscape, driven by robust activity across both off-plan and ready properties. Off-Plan Properties Off-plan transactions contributed 72.3% of the total, amounting to AED 1,868,405,828. This highlights the continued strong demand for new developments in Dubai. Breaking down the sub-categories: Flats: Dominated the off-plan segment, contributing 84.8% of the total off-plan transactions with a value of AED 1,584,543,553. Villas: Represented 11.4% of off-plan transactions, totaling AED 212,101,983. Hotel Apartments & Rooms: Recorded AED 7,652,838, a modest 0.4% contribution. Commercial: Accounted for 3.4%, with transactions worth AED 64,107,454. Ready Properties Ready property transactions comprised 27.7% of the total, valued at AED 715,766,375. This reflects a consistent interest in immediately available properties. The contributions of the sub-categories were as follows: Flats: Led the ready market with a 64.6% share, amounting to AED 462,359,657. Villas: Accounted for 24.8%, with transactions worth AED 177,635,531. Hotel Apartments & Rooms: Contributed 3%, totaling AED 21,685,828. Commercial: Made up 7.6%, with a value of AED 54,085,359. Key Insights Dominance of Off-Plan Transactions: With over 72% of the total, off-plan properties underline Dubai’s appeal as a hub for future-focused investments, driven by ongoing infrastructure and development projects. Flats as a Preferred Choice: Flats led transactions in both off-plan and ready segments, highlighting their accessibility and popularity among buyers. Balanced Market Activity: The ready property market’s 27.7% share reflects a steady demand for move-in-ready homes, catering to immediate housing and investment needs. Growing Interest in Villas: Villas demonstrated significant contributions in both off-plan (11.4%) and ready (24.8%) segments, indicating a rising preference for larger residential spaces. Conclusion The robust performance of Dubai’s real estate market on December 30, 2024, underscores the city’s dynamic property sector. The strong off-plan activity reflects investor confidence in Dubai’s long-term growth, while the sustained interest in ready properties indicates a balanced and vibrant market. With its strategic initiatives and continuous development, Dubai remains a global hotspot for real estate investment and lifestyle opportunities. Dubai Real Estate Market Review 31-Dec-2024 Dubai’s new Rental Index can remove sudden hikes by landlords. Non-oil sectors account for 75% of UAE GDP. Commercial properties rents up 15% in a year and occupancy to 90-95%. Navigating the rising demand for commercial property in Dubai for 2025 Dubai’s thriving economy and business-friendly policies have driven unprecedented demand for office spaces, pushing rents up 15% in a year and occupancy to 90-95%. With limited new developments, investors see high returns in premium properties and co-working spaces, especially in financial hubs, amid opportunities to shape the city’s commercial landscape. Al Ahli Bank of Kuwait signs agreement with Dubai Land Department as an Escrow Account Trustee Dubai’s RERA has appointed Al Ahli Bank of Kuwait (ABK-UAE) as an escrow account trustee, enabling secure transactions for off-plan real estate projects. This partnership enhances investor confidence, aligns with Dubai’s Vision 2030, and highlights ABK’s commitment to supporting the UAE’s growing real estate market. Dubai’s new Rental Index can remove sudden hikes by landlords Dubai’s new digital rental index, launching in early 2025, will provide real-time updates, enhancing transparency and reducing arbitrary rent hikes. This initiative ensures regulated pricing, benefits tenants and landlords, and aligns with Dubai Land Department’s efforts to create a trusted and sustainable real estate ecosystem. Dubai South completes first phase of Pulse Beachfront Dubai South Properties has completed the first phase of The Pulse Beachfront, featuring 251 luxury villas with modern amenities, including a water lagoon and fitness facilities. The project, offering 788 units in total, will finish by Q1 2025, enhancing Dubai South’s Residential District, now home to over 25,000 residents. Dubai: What key trends will drive the property market in 2025? Dubai’s real estate market in 2025 will thrive on population growth, infrastructure advancements, and affordability, with 42,000 new units boosting supply. Key drivers include DXB’s relocation to Dubai South, Metro’s Blue Line launch, and branded residences’ rise, ensuring resilience and innovation amidst global challenges. UAE real estate set for growth in 2025 with institutional investors taking the lead The UAE’s real estate market is set for growth in 2025, driven by institutional investors, population increases, and sustainability trends. Key factors include rising demand for premium and affordable properties, regulatory stability, and innovative developments like mixed-use and green projects, ensuring resilience amid global challenges and sustained investor confidence. Dubai real estate sector recorded $6bn of transactions last week, including $3.4bn of mortgages The Dubai real estate sector saw $3.4bn of mortgages transactions and 3,345 sales. Non-oil sectors account for 75% of UAE GDP Non-oil sectors drove 75% of the UAE’s GDP in H1 2024, with real GDP at AED 981 billion, growing 3.6%. Key contributors included trade (16.5%), manufacturing (15%), and real estate (7.6%). The transport sector led growth at 8.4%. GDP growth is projected at 4.5% in 2025 and 5.5% in 2026.

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Dubai Real Estate Weekly Market Analysis 30-Dec-2024

The total real estate transactions in Dubai for Week 52 reached AED 7.46 billion. Down 20.6%. Off-plan was 59.5% or AED 4.44 billion and Ready properties contributed 40.5% or AED AED3.02 billion. The total real estate transactions in Dubai for Week 52 amounted to AED7.46 billion, representing a notable decline of 20.6% compared to the previous week’s total of AED9.4 billion. This decrease indicates a temporary slowdown in market activity, likely influenced by year-end factors. Category Breakdown Off-Plan Properties: Contributed 59.5% of the total transactions, accounting for AED4.44 billion.Ready Properties: Represented 40.5% of the total, amounting to AED3.02 billion.This imbalance highlights a continued preference for off-plan developments, showcasing Dubai’s appeal for future-focused investments. Off-Plan Transactions Analysis Off-plan property sales dominated with AED4.44 billion, distributed across four sub-categories: The predominance of flats demonstrates a strong preference for residential units in under-construction developments. Top Areas by Off-Plan Value Business Bay emerged as the most active area, reflecting its prominence as a key hub for luxury developments and strategic location. Ready Property Transactions Analysis Ready properties accounted for AED3.02 billion, with the following contributions: Similar to the off-plan market, flats dominated ready sales, indicating a consistent investor preference for residential apartments. Top Areas by Ready Property Value The dominance of Business Bay and Burj Khalifa underscores the sustained investor interest in premium locations. Key Insights and Comparison Conclusion Week 52’s real estate performance reflects a cooling-off period in Dubai’s market, with a marked preference for off-plan properties. The consistent activity in key areas like Business Bay and Jumeirah Village Circle reinforces their status as prime investment hubs. While the decline in transaction value highlights short-term challenges, Dubai’s real estate market remains a resilient and attractive destination for global investors.

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